Ticket Creation

Incident Ticket creation requires the following attributes:

1. Enter the Impact of the ticket being created. For example:

   3-Moderate/Limited

2. Provide the default Status for the newly created ticket. For example:

   New

3. Provide the Description of the requirement that generated the ticket. For example:

   #if($request.operation == 'Create') Create Account on application $request.resource #else For $request.id in application $request.resource #end #if ($request.items) $newline #foreach ($item in $request.items) #if ($item.name == 'disabled' && $item.value == 'true') Disable Account. $newline #elseif ($item.name == 'disabled' && $item.value == 'false') Enable Account. $newline #elseif ($item.name == 'locked' && $item.value == 'false') Unlock Account. $newline #else $!item.Operation $item.name: $item.value $newline #end #end #else $newline $!request.Operation Account #end

4. Enter the First Name and Last Name of the user to whom the ticket is assigned.

5. Enter the Value of Incident type that generated the ticket. For example:

   User Service Request

6. Enter the type of source through which this tickets is reported. For example:

   Direct Input

7. Specify the Urgency of this ticket. For example:

   3-Medium

8. To add a field, click Add Field. Select the field type and enter the required information based on the type. Options are Single Value, Multi Valued Field, or Grouped Key-Value Pairs.

Incident Advanced Properties

To add advanced properties to the details of the ticket, click View Advanced Properties.

1. Enter the basic JSON root element of the request ticket in the Request Root Element field. For example:

   values

2. Enter the type Request Root Element. For example:

   JSONObject

3. Enter the resource used for the request ticket in the Resource field. Do not include the base URL for the instance in the value. Provide only the remaining directories for the endpoint. For example:

   /api/arsys/v1/entry/HPD:IncidentInterface_Create?fields=values(Incident+Number)

4. Enter the JSON path expression that indicates the location of the ticket number in the Response Element field. For example:

   $.values.['Incident Number']

Change Request Ticket Creation requires the following fields:

1. The First Name and Last Name of the user to whom the ticket is assigned.

2. Enter the Impact of the ticket being created. For example:

   3-Moderate/Limited

3. Enter the Risk Level of the ticket. For example:

   Risk Level 1

4. Provide the default Status for the newly created ticket. For example:

   Draft

5. Provide the Description of the request that generated the ticket. For example:

   #if($request.operation == 'Create') Create Account on application $request.resource #else For $request.id in application $request.resource #end #if ($request.items) $newline #foreach ($item in $request.items) #if ($item.name == '*disabled*' && $item.value == 'true') Disable Account. $newline #elseif ($item.name == '*disabled*' && $item.value == 'false') Enable Account. $newline #elseif ($item.name == '*locked*' && $item.value == 'false') Unlock Account. $newline #else $!item.Operation $item.name: $item.value $newline #end #end #else $newline $!request.Operation Account #end

6. Specify the Urgency of this ticket. For example:

   3-Medium

7. Enter the Location Company as the company name listed on the BMC Helix ITSM portal. For example:

   Calbro Services

   This field is required for Change Request tickets.

Change Request Advanced Properties

To add advanced properties to the details of the ticket, click View Advanced Properties.

1. Enter the basic JSON root element of the request ticket in the Request Root Element field. For example:

   values

2. Enter the type Request Root Element. For example:

   JSONObject

3. Enter the resource used for the request ticket in the Resource field. Do not include the base URL for the instance in the value. Provide only the remaining directories for the endpoint. For example:

   /api/arsys/v1/entry/CHG:ChangeInterface_Create?fields=values(Infrastructure+Change+Id)

4. Enter the JSON path expression that indicates the location of the ticket number in the Response Element field. For example:

   $.values.['Infrastructure Change Id']

For more information on Service Request tickets and the Sr Type fields, see Service Requests.

Service Request Ticket creation requires the following attributes:

1. Provide the default Status for the newly created ticket. For example:

   In Review

2. Enter the First Name of the user to whom the ticket is assigned.

3. Enter the Last Name of the user to whom the ticket is assigned.

4. Specify the service attributes that are used in the fulfillment process.

5. Z1 D Action defines what action is performed by the SRM Request Interface REST API. CREATE is the only supported option.

6. Source Keyword defines the type of ticket that is created by the SRM Request Interface REST API. Service Request is the only supported option.

7. Specify the service attributes that are used in the fulfillment process.

8. Provide a value for the Title Instance Id for the Service Request Definition. You must also provide different Service Request Fields as entry key parameters into the service desk application, so that those can be passed on to populate the service attributes defined in the Sr Type Field 1 and Sr Type Field 14 fields.

9. To add a field, click Add Field. Select the field type and enter the required information based on the type. Options are Single Value, Multi Valued, or Grouped Key-Value Pairs.

Service Request Advanced Properties

To add advanced properties to the details of the ticket, click View Advanced Properties.

1. Enter the basic JSON root element of the request ticket in the Request Root Element field. For example:

   values

2. Enter the type Request Root Element. For example:

   JSONObject

3. Enter the resource used for the request ticket in the Resource field. Do not include the base URL for the instance in the value. Provide only the remaining directories for the endpoint. For example:

   /api/arsys/v1/entry/SRM:RequestInterface_Create?fields=values(Request+Number)

4. Enter the JSON path expression that indicates the location of the ticket number in the Response Element field. For example:

   $.values.['Request Number']

Note
For more information on DWP Service Request tickets and other fields, see Digital Workplace(DWP) Service Requests.

DWP Service Request Ticket creation requires the following attributes:

1. Enter the login ID of the user for whom the ticket is created. For example: $!plan.arguments.loginId

2. Provide the payload of all the required input Questions defined in the Service Definition. Values can be provided for Description and Summary Given from the Service Catalog. You need to add the Question-input IDs based on the Questionnaire Defined in the Service Catalog. To add input values for the question-answer pair, add another {} entry to the Questions list. For example:

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   [
     {
       "questionId": "QUESTIONAIRE INPUT ID",
       "answers": [
         "#foreach($req in $plan.requests) #if($req.operation == 'Create') Create Account on application $req.resource #else For $req.id in application $req.resource #end #if($req.items) $newline  #foreach($item in $req.items) #if ($item.name == '*disabled*' && $item.value == 'true') Disable Account. $newline #elseif ($item.name == '*disabled*' && $item.value == 'false') Enable Account. $newline #elseif ($item.name == '*locked*' && $item.value == 'false') Unlock Account. $newline #else $!item.Operation $item.name: $item.value $newline #end #end #else $newline $!req.Operation Account #end #end"
       ]
     },
     {
       "questionId": "QUESTIONAIRE INPUT ID",
       "answers": [
         "SailPoint Access Request $!plan.arguments.identityRequestId #if($plan.arguments.identityName) for the user $plan.arguments.identityName #end"
       ]
     }
   ]

3. Enter the ID of the Service Definition.

4. If required, click Add Field to add more fields. Select the field type and enter the required information based on the type. Options are Single Value, Multi Valued, or Grouped Key-Value Pairs.

DWP Service Request Advanced Properties

To add advanced properties to the details of the ticket, click View Advanced Properties.

1. Enter the basic JSON root element of the request ticket in the Request Root Element. For example, JSONObject

2. Enter the resource used for the request ticket in the Resource. Do not include the base URL for the instance in the value. Provide only the remaining directories for the endpoint. For example, /api/myit-sb/requests

3. Enter the JSON path expression that indicates the location of the ticket number in the Response Element. For example, $.requests[0].['requestId']

4. Enter the URL required to Submit DWP Service Request to BMC Helix ITSM System in the Submit Order Resource. For example, /api/myit-sb/orders